The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1887-07-21
EDUCATIONAL.

Tn the beautiful village of Keachi, located in
u o remarkably healthy place in DeSoto
Parish, Louisiana, on the Shreveport and Hous.
ton Railway, and also five miles from GlOster,
on the Texas and Pacific Railway and twenty
five miles south of Shreveport and eight miles
from the Texas State line, the famous Keachi
College, now attracting so much favorable
attention on account of its matchless plan of
operations and its superior methods, is located.
1t is great enterprise unfettered by sect arian-
generations to rise up and call it blessed. 1t
has made Keachi the favorite resort of noble
youths of both sexes in search of higher educa-
ton according to our improved methods. We
have had during the past year greater num-
Der of boarding pupils at the College than any
other institution in Louisiana. We have seven
male members of much experience and very
distinguished ability in the faculty and fine
array Of female talent besides. We graduated
twelve noble youths of both sexes from Texas,
Louisiana and Mississippi, June 10, 1887, and
have many talented undergraduates to whom
we point with great pride and satisfaction
The classic atmosphere at our College and the
refining influence in the faculty and among
the pupils, together with that nobility OF
character emanating from consecrated facul-
ty and devoted classes OF the very best young
people Of both sexes tend always to produce
the highest type Of precious womsnhood. We
are not surprised to see the fame of Keachi
College filling the whole country. We have
undertaken great things. The celebrated Prof.
Z. G. Strickland, of New York, honored as
devOut Methodist, yet unsectarian in his work,
together with other specialists, is now con-
Quoting the Summer Business Course, which
furnishes complete commercial education in
all the usual branches for both sexes. Gradu-
ates of Keachi College, or other good institu-
tions Of learning, can complete this Business
Course in twelve weeks and get regular B. C.
Diplomas on parchment. So also those who
can work through arithmetic, and are not
graduates, complete the course and graduate
in twelve weeks. We furnish board and tut
ticn, except lights and bed covers twelve weeks
for $50 cash. Pupils may enter any time at
$50 and continue tweve weeks. Diplomas will
be granted to all who finish. We Rie making
arrangements for the comfortable accommoda-
ton Of three hundred pupils next session.
Among them will be the Representatives of the
| best families of Louisiana and neighboring
States, and many Of the most talented youths
of the land. We wish it to be understood that
the sexes are separate at our school.
| We sell regular Literary Scholarships, in
! cluding ten months of board and tuition, in
Literature, Science, Music and Art, at Sl23
cssh at entrance. In case of necessary cause
| for absence We will refund on the basis Of SIS
per month while present. Next session Of ten
months begins September 6, 1887.
Scholarshipsdo not include music or art for
males. Such as wish to take lessons in these
departments will be accommodated ct low
rates.
We have had charge Of this institution seven
years, and will in the future, as in the past, do
our best for the promotion Of the best interests
Of those who patronize us.
Subscribe for Keachi College Advocate, only
4l.00 per year. Send for catalogue to
| T. n. COLEMAN,
President Keachi College,
Keachi, DeSoto Parish, Louisiana.
4 j. 81. BUCKNER,
Secretary of B. T. K. G.
Keaehi, La, July u, 1887. augll